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This paper establishes fundamental limits on sampling algorithms when using inexact score oracles, proving that sub-Gaussian error assumptions are necessary to achieve vanishing total variation bias under standard conditions. By strengthening previous findings into an algorithm-agnostic result, it clarifies the theoretical boundaries for unbiased sampling across a wider range of error models without relying on specific implementation details.
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The Tractability Landscape of Sampling with Inexact Scores

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arXiv:2607.19004v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: We provide a simple and tight characterization of the types of inexact score oracle access that permit sampling with vanishing total variation bias, for a standard, well-behaved target family. Our main result shows that any weaker error than the sub-Gaussian assumption used by [YW26] rules out the tractability of unbiased sampling. This strengthens the conclusion of [CCSW26] to be algorithm-agnostic, and to hold for a wider range of error assumptions.

Abstract:We provide a simple and tight characterization of the types of inexact score oracle access that permit sampling with vanishing total variation bias, for a standard, well-behaved target family. Our main result shows that any weaker error than the sub-Gaussian assumption used by [YW26] rules out the tractability of unbiased sampling. This strengthens the conclusion of [CCSW26] to be algorithm-agnostic, and to hold for a wider range of error assumptions.

Machine Learning (stat.ML); Machine Learning (cs.LG); Statistics Theory (math.ST)

arXiv:2607.19004 [stat.ML]

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